Vice President, Data Strategy (, PA, United States)

Position Overview We are seeking a visionary Vice President of Data Strategy to lead our enterprise data strategy and accelerate our growth as an AI‑first healthcare organization. This executive will own the end‑to‑end data lifecycle—from infrastructure and governance to advanced analytics, machine learning, and generative AI—and translate that foundation into measurable clinical, operational, and financial outcomes. Location: This is a hybrid role with 1 day a week in our Atlanta or Philadelphia office. Reports to: Chief Technology Officer As the VP of Data Strategy at Trella, you will lead: Define and execute a multi‑year data and AI roadmap aligned to our enterprise strategy with clear investment cases, KPIs, and ROI milestones. Champion an AI‑first operating model: embedding machine learning, predictive analytics, and generative AI into products, workflows, and decision‑making across the organization. Serve as the executive voice of data, educating senior leadership and customers on emerging AI capabilities and responsible adoption. Build and scale the organization’s AI/ML capabilities, including traditional ML, deep learning, NLP on clinical text, and generative AI/LLM applications (RAG, agentic workflows, fine‑tuning). Establish MLOps and LLMOps practices covering model development, evaluation, deployment, monitoring, and retraining at production scale. Participate in an AI governance framework addressing model risk, bias, explainability, clinical safety, and compliance with evolving healthcare AI regulations (HHS, FDA SaMD, HTI‑1, state‑level AI laws). Evaluate and integrate third‑party AI platforms and foundation models while building proprietary capabilities that create durable competitive moats. Own the data stack: cloud data warehouse/lakehouse (Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery), ELT (dbt, Fivetran), orchestration (Airflow, Dagster), streaming, and semantic layers. Drive data product thinking: treat datasets, features, and models as versioned, documented, discoverable products with named owners and SLAs. Ensure the platform supports real‑time analytics, self‑service BI, embedded analytics for customer‑facing products, and feature stores for ML. Analytics & Insights Lead enterprise analytics: product analytics, commercial analytics, clinical outcomes, population health, and financial/operational reporting. Deliver executive dashboards and advanced analytics that directly influence strategy, pricing, product roadmap, and care delivery. Build a high‑performance culture of experimentation, A/B testing, and causal inference. Governance, Privacy & Compliance Own data governance, master data management, data quality, and lineage across clinical, claims, and operational domains. Ensure full compliance with HIPAA, SOC 2, and applicable state privacy laws; partner with Security and Legal on data sharing agreements, BAAs, and de‑identification standards. Establish policies for Protected Health Information (PHI) use in AI training, prompt engineering, and vendor integrations. People & Organization Build, mentor, and retain a world‑class team spanning data engineering, analytics engineering, data science, ML engineering, BI, and data governance. Create career frameworks, hiring bars, and a culture that attracts top AI/ML talent in a competitive market. Develop cross‑functional analytics partnerships with Product, Engineering, Clinical, Finance, Sales, and Marketing. This job might be a fit for you if you have: 10 years of progressive experience in data and analytics leadership roles, including 5 years managing multi‑disciplinary teams (data engineering, data science, analytics). Healthcare industry experience is required: demonstrated track record working with healthcare data such as claims (Medicare, Medicaid, commercial), EHR/EMR data, clinical coding (ICD‑10, CPT, HCC, LOINC, SNOMED), HL7/FHIR, and healthcare interoperability standards. Deep expertise in HIPAA, PHI handling, de‑identification (Safe Harbor, Expert Determination), and healthcare‑specific data security and compliance frameworks. Proven experience shipping production AI/ML systems at scale. Prior hands‑on experience with a modern data stack: cloud data warehouses/lakehouses, SQL, Python, dbt, orchestration tools, and at least one major cloud provider (AWS, Azure, or GCP). Strong grounding in MLOps/LLMOps, feature stores, model monitoring, vector databases, and retrieval‑augmented generation (RAG) architectures. Experience owning data governance programs and navigating audits (HITRUST, SOC 2, or equivalent). Exceptional executive communication with the ability to translate complex technical concepts for boards, customers, clinicians, and non‑technical stakeholders. Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Statistics, Mathematics, Engineering, or related field; advanced degree strongly preferred. Preferred Qualifications Experience in value‑based care, population health, risk adjustment, care management, or life sciences/pharma analytics. Prior experience at a healthcare SaaS, payer, provider, HealthTech, or digital health organization. Familiarity with CMS data (LDS, VRDC, CCW), commercial claims datasets, or real‑world evidence (RWE) data. Experience building customer‑facing analytics or AI products (embedded analytics, AI copilots, agentic workflows). Benefits Health, Dental, Vision & Voluntary Benefits Competitive Salary & Bonus Plans 401k Retirement Savings Flexible PTO & 10 Paid Holidays Flexible Work Hours Equity Shares Paid Leave Programs Marketplace for discounted retail and entertainment Equal Opportunity Employer Trella Health is an equal opportunity employer. All persons will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, religion, national origin, marital status, age, disability, handicap, veteran status, genetic information, or any other protected status as recognized by federal, state, or local laws. J-18808-Ljbffr

Regional Vice President-Water and Energy Services (Louisville)

Regional Vice President (RVP) – Water & Energy Services (WES) Executive Narrative: The Regional Vice President (RVP) for Water & Energy Services is the senior regional leader responsible for shaping, scaling, and sustaining GWT’s presence, performance, and influence across a defined geographic region. This role sits at the intersection of strategy, market leadership, financial performance, and organizational development within the Water & Energy Services vertical. The RVP is accountable for translating GWT’s national vision for Water & Energy Services into regional reality. This includes defining where and how the business grows, strengthening GWT’s position in key markets, developing long-term client and partner relationships, and ensuring that the region operates as a disciplined, high‑performing, and scalable platform. The RVP anticipates market shifts in water treatment, energy optimization, sustainability, and regulatory environments, identifies emerging opportunities in industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, hospitality, data centers, and commercial real estate, and ensures that GWT is not only responding to client needs but actively shaping the future of Water & Energy Services within the region. The RVP is also the primary steward of regional financial performance, owning regional P&L outcomes, margin expansion, and revenue quality, balancing growth with profitability, optimizing service mix, improving contract economics, and ensuring that GWT’s technical solutions and service models generate durable value for clients and the company. From a leadership perspective, the RVP is responsible for building and evolving the regional leadership team, developing District and Territory Managers, identifying future leaders, establishing succession pathways, and setting cultural and performance expectations. The RVP ensures that GWT’s values, standards, and operating principles are embodied across districts and territories. In essence, the RVP ensures that Water & Energy Services in their region operates not as a collection of individual territories, but as a cohesive, strategically positioned, financially disciplined, and talent‑rich regional platform. Key Responsibilities Strategic Growth and Market Leadership Define and execute regional growth strategy aligned with GWT’s national objectives. Identify market expansion opportunities, strategic accounts, and industry partnerships. Strengthen GWT’s regional brand presence and influence within the water and energy ecosystem. Lead regional initiatives including new market entry, service expansion, and acquisition integration. Financial and Business Performance Own regional P&L performance, margin improvement, and revenue quality. Drive pricing discipline, service mix optimization, and portfolio management. Evaluate district performance and intervene proactively when results deviate from targets. Leadership and Organizational Development Lead, mentor, and develop District Managers and senior leaders. Establish leadership standards, succession planning, and talent pipelines. Drive a culture of accountability, performance, and continuous improvement. Strategic Client and Partner Relationships Maintain executive‑level relationships with key regional clients and partners. Lead contract governance and strategic account reviews. Represent GWT at industry events, executive forums, and strategic engagements. Enterprise Alignment Serve as the regional interface with corporate leadership, finance, operations, HR, and technology. Champion adoption of GWT systems, processes, and best practices. Translate industry trends into actionable regional strategy. Mergers, Acquisitions, and Integration Partner with senior leadership to identify and evaluate acquisition and partnership opportunities within the region aligned with GWT’s Water & Energy Services growth strategy. Lead regional post‑acquisition integration of people, clients, and operations to ensure continuity of service and retention of key talent and customers. Align acquired teams with GWT’s operating model, technical standards, organizational structure, and performance expectations. Oversee the transition of client relationships, contracts, and service programs to GWT standards, minimizing disruption and attrition. Collaborate with District Managers and corporate functions to realign territories, staffing, and leadership structures following acquisitions. Identify and mitigate regional integration risks related to people, clients, systems, and operations, reinforcing GWT’s culture and service standards across the region. Qualifications 18–25 years of experience in water treatment, industrial services, or related industries. Demonstrated success leading multi‑district or multi‑market organizations. Proven P&L leadership and strategic growth execution. Strong leadership, financial acumen, and market insight. CWT designation preferred. Working Conditions The Regional Vice President role is a leadership position that requires frequent travel across the assigned region to support district leadership, key clients, strategic partners, and corporate initiatives. Work is performed in a combination of office environments, client facilities, and industrial settings including mechanical rooms, boiler rooms, manufacturing facilities, healthcare environments, and commercial buildings. The role requires flexibility in scheduling, including availability outside standard business hours to address critical client, operational, or leadership needs. Overnight travel is required periodically depending on geography, market activity, and organizational priorities. Physical Requirements The role requires the ability to walk, stand, and move within client facilities, travel extensively by automobile and air, and utilize standard office technology. The position may involve limited lifting and carrying of equipment or materials up to approximately 25–50 pounds on an occasional basis when visiting client sites or supporting field activities. Field‑based leadership role with frequent travel across the region. Exposure to industrial and mechanical environments. Perks & Benefits Competitive salary and comprehensive group health care benefits, including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance coverage. Performance‑based incentive plan tied to company growth, operational improvements, and achievement of key objectives, providing significant additional earnings potential. Access to industry‑leading training, leadership development, and mentoring programs designed to foster long‑term career success. Company vehicle program or reimbursement plan for required travel to GWT locations, client sites, or industry events. Career advancement opportunities within a growing, nationally recognized organization in the water treatment and safety industry. Statement on Inclusiveness Global Water Technology, Inc. (GWT) is an equal‑opportunity employer that values and celebrates diversity within our company. We are committed to fostering an inclusive environment where every team member feels respected, supported, and empowered to contribute their best work. We provide equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity, Veteran status, or any other status protected by applicable law. J-18808-Ljbffr

Anesthesiologist (Grovetown)

Overview Join Benevis: A Leader in Compassionate Dental Care We are Benevis, a health service organization with a heart, focused on delivering quality, affordable dental care in underserved communities. Our team of over 2000 professionals nationwide is united in our mission to create happy, healthy smiles. We are seeking a Mobile Anesthesiologist to be an integral part of this mission, supporting our Pediatric Dentist during in-office surgery days. Responsibilities As an Anesthesiologist at Benevis, you’ll work with our pediatric population during Office-Based surgery days to provide high level anesthesia care. Your expertise will be pivotal in providing exceptional dental care to children and young adults, ensuring their experiences with dental healthcare are positive and impactful. Mobile Anesthesiology Expertise: Provide specialized anesthesiology services within a dental practice, adapting to different clinical environments alongside a Pediatric Dentist. Collaborative Practice: Work alongside Pediatric Dentists, optimizing patient cooperation through skilled anesthetic administration and airway management. Advanced Patient Care: Focus on patients who require more than local anesthesia, such as children with dental anxiety, pediatric patients, or those with specific physical or cognitive disabilities. Qualifications We expect you to have: Educational Background: Completion of an accredited Anesthesiology Residency Licensure and Certifications: Current, valid medical or dental license in good standing. Required certifications include PALS, BLS, DEA, etc. Professional Experience: Demonstrated capability in anesthesia delivery, including intravenous deep sedation and general anesthesia. Collaborative Approach: Ability to work closely with dental teams, including surgeons, nurses, and other healthcare professionals. Our Offer Competitive Compensation Flexible Work Options: Part-time, and independent contractor positions with multiple schedule choices. Join Us in Our Mission Be part of a team where each day brings a chance to make a significant impact on the lives of children. It’s more than a job; it’s a purpose. At Benevis, you’re not just joining a company; you’re becoming part of a family that values teamwork, respect, and the power of a smile. Equal Opportunity Employer We value teamwork, mutual respect and cooperation. We do not practice unlawful discrimination, including harassment or tolerate it in our workplace. What do we mean by discrimination? We mean that we do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, age, citizenship, disability, sexual orientation or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Lending Officer (Chicago)

Organizational Overview National Covenant Properties (NCP) is a $400 million church extension fund, which operates as a financial ministry affiliate of The Evangelical Covenant Church (ECC) denomination. NCP provides investment products to members of Covenant churches and offers lending and real estate services solutions to local congregations and affiliated organizations as they seek to expand their facilities and ministries. NCP is looking to add a new position of Chief Lending Officer to lead the underwriting, lending, loan portfolio management and the real estate consulting initiatives to churches and other organizations affiliated with The Evangelical Covenant Church. Summary As the Chief Lending Officer, you will have the chance to create meaningful impact, influence the world around you, and join a team whose values align with your own. This role offers deep professional satisfaction by allowing you to apply your skills and experience in an environment where the work truly matters and your contribution make a lasting difference. The Chief Lending Officer reports directly to the President of NCP and will partner with the executive management team to develop and implement the appropriate lending products and services. The Chief Lending Officer will lead and mentor the lending and real estate services team, oversee the lending business development, the underwriting and credit analysis of loan applications, and the loan portfolio risk profile and loan management efforts of NCP. Requirements Essential Functions Engage with NCP President, the Relationship Management Team, regional Conference leadership, as well as CEOs and CFOs of affiliated Covenant entities on financial matters relating to real estate transactions and NCP financing. Participate in the development of the organization’s strategic plans and implementation of resulting initiatives and other assignment from the President of NCP. Collaborate with the President of NCP to align lending activities with the organization’s broader strategic goals. Serve as an advisor to the Board of Directors of NCP. Coach, lead, motivate, and mentor the relationship management team, fostering a positive environment and ensuring a customer centric, high standard of service delivery while achieving the mission and loan growth and loan quality objectives of NCP. Actively participate in strategic relationship management with existing and prospective constituents. Collaborate with key stakeholders on approvals, strategy development and implementation and/or concept development that improves or enhances NCP’s mission and positioning. Participate in marketing and communication efforts that increase awareness and engagement of church constituency with NCP investment opportunities. Collaborate with the executive management on developing and implementing sound and pertinent IT, technological and security programs and processes, cybersecurity initiatives, and internal controls. Provide guidance to congregations and individuals on the developments and preparation of NCP loan application packets. Gather, analyze, and interpret financial information for NCP leadership and key constituency. Deliver consultation to churches and their leadership on facility design, location searches and property developments including the review of leases, purchase or sale agreements or other real estate contracts. Monitor and advise on real estate trends and market analysis within the 11 regions NCP provides its services. Formulate reports, proposals, and additional presentations, as warranted to facilitate engagement of stakeholders. Engage in a professional, hospitable, and courteous manner in NCP’s electronic, phone and in-person communication. Other duties as assigned by President. Education and Experience Required: Bachelor’s degree in business, economics, finance or accounting, or equivalent combination of education and experience. At least ten (10) years of related banking and financial services experience, including management of financial staff, extensive working knowledge of and/or involvement in banking, the commercial real estate lending field, financial analysis, and general management of financial investments. High proficiency in computer and internet technology. Expert knowledge and experience with standard and not-for-profit accounting principles along with a high level of customer service emphasis. As all investment products offered by NCP are legally considered “securities,” the candidate must be able to hold a minimum of a Series 63 Securities License (or receive it within the first 90 days of employment). Preferred: Personal engagement with the Evangelical Covenant Church. Personal Skills and Characteristics Personal and demonstrated Christian faith. Personal membership in a Covenant church is strongly encouraged. Willingness to fully support the mission and ministry of the Evangelical Covenant Church at the denominational, regional conference and local congregational levels, as well as affiliated entities and ministries. Demonstrated leadership skills, with proven ability to lead complex organizations and experience managing and developing high-performance team and driving growth in a changing environment. Effectively communicates in written and verbal forms in person and via communication mediums. Works well under pressure and is able to accurately accomplish multiple tasks, with conflicting priorities and timelines. Ability to track and report progress on a wide range of tasks, queries, requests simultaneously. Uses critical thinking skills to exercise discretion and independent judgement, applying logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions, or approaches to address challenges. Self-starter and ability to work independently. Excellent management and people skills to embrace diversity of schedules, backgrounds, formats, contexts, etc. Capable of managing stress by accepting criticism, engaging in conflict resolution, dealing calmly and effectively with high stress situations. Maintains flexibility in approach and adjusts actions when appropriate. Mastery of Office 365 and other analytic tools. Working knowledge of Microsoft and Windows applications, CRM databases and management, and web technologies. Strong organization, prioritization, and time-management skills are evident. Excels in attention to detail with high level of accuracy in preparation of financial transactions, written documents, reports, and correspondence. Good understanding of GAAP standards and practices. A team player that ensures caring and excellent customer service to all stakeholders. Ability to operate with discretion and confidentiality at all times, especially related to information security and account holder’s personal identifiable information. Environment Conditions Able to work well in professional office setting, occasionally work remotely as well as evenings and weekends. Frequently travel domestically, up to 25-35%. Must be versatile and able to work for prolonged segments sitting or standing. Must engage frequently with office tools and equipment, such as computers, copiers, phone, web conferencing equipment, cell communication, printers, calculators, scanners, etc. Must be able to occasionally lift or move items, less than 35 lbs. Benefits Health Insurance Vision Insurance Dental Insurance Disability Insurance Paid Holidays 403(b) Retirement J-18808-Ljbffr